Friars seek second NIT crown at Madison Square Garden
Providence faces Canisius in the NIT semifinal at 4 p.m. EST with TV tape coverage on NBC. Rays Flynn leads Providence after 63 points in two games while Canisius relies on defense and sharpshooters. Vinnie Ernst returns from a hamstring injury. Marquette and Villanova play for third place at 2 p.m. EST.
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Canisius
Madison Square Garden
Griffins
Canisus
Providence
Marquette Villanova
Vinnie Ernst
Ray Flynn
Flynn
Miami
Fieldhouse Plugs Highlight TAC Banquet and Awards
At the fourth annual Teen-Age Club Parks and Recreation Sports Banquet in Winchester over 500 attendees heard PMs on the field house project for Winchester and Frederick County. Pro football players Jim Schrader and Tommy McDonald hosted and spoke as awards honored Handley James Wood and Douglas High Schools plus Shenandoah College and city leagues with dozens of captains and MVPs named. The night closed with a note on supporting the fieldhouse amid local opposition.
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Parks and Recreation
Jim Schrader
Philadelphia Eagles
Tommy McDonald
Lee-Jackson
Winchester
Frederick County
Gerald Goodman
Fieldhouse
Sam D. Preston
Recreation and Parks Board
Goodman
Claude Smalls
Preston
Winchester Real Estate
McDonald
Schrader
Eagles
Philadelphia
Washington Redskins
TAC Club
Handley
James Wood
Douglas
Shenandoah College
Douglas High School
Ed Barksdale
Noah Laws
Clarence Curry
Edith Strode Leads Polly’s Cab To Narrow Duckpin Win
Edith Strode starred for Polly’s Cab with a season high 158 including a late double and five spares as Farmers & Merchants Bank fell 568 to Polly’s in the Evening Star Ladies League on Health Center Lanes. Pat Whitacre paced F M Bank with a 361 series, while Dot Lofton, Ruby Wingfield and others posted top scores in a crowded Duckpin Roundup.
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Edith Strode
Polly
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Health Center
Mrs. Strode
Biddie Smoot
Ruby Wingfield
F & M Bank
Pat Whitacre
Dorothy Burke
Dot Lofton
June Tusing
Polly’s
Mary Louise Miller
F. A. Shryock Inc
Diet Rite Cola
Jane Cunningham
Margaret Douglas
Peggy Easter
Alice Godlove
Tenpin Roundup Brakeshoe and Shawnee Sweep
Coca Cola wins four nights in Friday Nite Pro League at Northside Tenpin Lanes. Brakeshoe Cafeteria beats George Washington Garage 633 set led by Bruce Taylor. George Washington’s Paul Anger 497 tops GW. Shawnee Bowmen sweep National Fruit 577 by Bill Boden. National’s Bill Nagley 517 leads. Local 149 goes 3-1 over Ritter’s. Hine scores 572 for Local 149, Ritter’s edges by Pete Bond. Rescue Squad goes 3-1 over Blue and Gray. Carl Lundmark 554 and Jerry Goodman 591 top Blue and Gray. Wildcats beat O Sullivan 3-1. George Moyer 550 leads. Kismer 517 for O Sullivan. Coca Cola Shasta Garrison 515, Connie Baker 511. Lucille Giffin 427 for GAA. Evelyn Moyer 156 game. Jo Ann Mitchel 462 for Lupton Insurance. Barbara Madagan 464 for National Fruit. Peoples Cleaners take three from One Hour Quality Cleaners. Margie Beavers 463, Mary Fincham 405, Lillian Farrell 426 and 150 game. Bowlettes and Shawnee Squaws split 2-2. Squaws 666-597 first games, total 1954 vs 1997 for Bowlettes. Shenandoah Enterprises and National Homes tie 2-2. Ruby Sewell 412, Mable Smith 406 for National Homes.
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Northside Tenpin
Coca Cola
GAA
Forest Hills
Bruce Taylor
George Washington
Paul Anger
Bill Boden
National Fruit
Bill Nagley
National
Local
Ritter
Bill Haines
Peoples Cleaners
Margie Beavers
Peoples
Mary Fincham
Lillian Farrell
Bowlettes
Shawnee Squaws
Squaws
Shenandoah Enterprises
National Homes
Ruby Sewell
Mable Smith
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Bears
Brisbane
Australia
Betty Cuthbert
The
Sam Preston
Winchester Recreation Board
Sam Heltzel
TAC
Jim Barnett
Winchester Recreation Department
Joe Pasquali
Pat Joyce
Star Sports Editor
Doug Toan
David Moore
Lion’s Club
M.E. Royston, Jr
B&m Chevrolet
Jim Hockman
Key
Bob Frye
Fink Brown
Shena Motors
Howard Adkins
Bell Clothes
Donnie Oates
Henry Lowery
Coca-Cola
Kenneth Ashby
Jack Wilfong
Dennis Hinkle
Bill Bauserman
Mike Kelly
Russ Feeley
Charles Glover
Granville Kerns
Jim Wilkins
Johnny Anderson
Russell Luttrell
Wilson Braithwaite
Woody O’hara
TAC Boys
Sherry Ensogna
Joyce Ashby
Salley Bell
Diane Robertson
Myra Pingley
Sandy Schenck
Alice Carpenter
Patsy Jack
Phyllis Shull
Hedrick Koontz
Winchester Evening Star
Sam Hetzel
Clayton Cochran
Associated Press
Rome
Wayne Bethea
New York
Franco de Picelli
Italy
Kastle’s
Mens Shop
June Dorsey
Nancy Roth
Connie Lineburg
Virginia Larrick
Sanitary Dairy
Buckley-Lages
Shirley Jackson
Val Morgan
LaRue Sunderlin
Buckley Lages
Thelma Bucher
Opal Pannell
Sealtest
Deluxeburger Grill
Alice Lake
Martha Rees
Deluxeburger
Margery Jackson
Helen Clevenger
Denny’s
Thelma Deavers
Independent League
Mickey McDonald
Hoover’s Grocery
Virginia
Lynn Carpenter
Becky Cornwell
Aggie McCall
Frances Dodson
Jess Kiracofe
Eugene Funkhouser
Francis Hudson
Bell
Crisman
Sonny Crisman
Jack Jones
Shickle’s Food Mart
Frederick Motor
Harold Buckner
Lane Reed
Charles Ebert
Buckner
Leona
Evan Creswell
Health Dept
Perry Engineering., Inc
Brakeshoe
Shawnee
Connie Baker
Lucille Giffin
G.A.A
Evelyn Moyer
Jo Ann Mitchel
Lupton Insurance
Barbara Madagan
Mary Anne Robertson
W. Boscawen St
Winchester Savings
Chevrolet Sales CO
B& M
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